The official link for VNNOX Standard (Media) is: us.vnnox.com
VNNOX Standard (Media) Training
This comprehensive training program is designed to guide you through mastering VNNOX Standard (Media), a powerful cloud-based solution for managing and publishing digital signage content. Whether you're new to VNNOX Standard (Media) or looking to refine your skills, these modules will provide step-by-step instructions to help you effectively create, manage, and schedule engaging digital content. From setting up your account and uploading media to creating dynamic playlists and publishing schedules, this training ensures you have the knowledge and tools to optimize your digital signage solutions. Let's get started on your journey to becoming a VNNOX Standard (Media) expert!
VNNOX Standard (Media) refers to the following terms/concepts:
Screens: represent the physical or virtual display devices connected to VNNOX Standard (Media). These could include LED displays, digital signage panels, or other media display devices. Screens are managed and configured within the platform, and content is assigned to these screens for playback.
Content: refers to the media files and assets that are displayed on screens. This includes images, videos, text, animations, and other multimedia elements uploaded to VNNOX Standard (Media). Content serves as the building blocks for creating playlists, schedules, and solutions.
Solutions: refer to curated playlists or arrangements of content that are prepared for display on screens. A solution may include a combination of media files, layouts, and effects designed to achieve a specific presentation goal. Solutions can be published to screens directly or integrated into schedules for timed playback.
Schedules: define the timing and sequence for displaying content on screens. They include start and end times, playback durations, and the order in which media or solutions are presented. Schedules allow users to automate content delivery to screens based on specific time frames.
VNNOX Standard (Media) refers to the following terms/concepts:
Screens: represent the physical or virtual display devices connected to VNNOX Standard (Media). These could include LED displays, digital signage panels, or other media display devices. Screens are managed and configured within the platform, and content is assigned to these screens for playback.
Content: refers to the media files and assets that are displayed on screens. This includes images, videos, text, animations, and other multimedia elements uploaded to VNNOX Standard (Media). Content serves as the building blocks for creating playlists, schedules, and solutions.
Solutions: refer to curated playlists or arrangements of content that are prepared for display on screens. A solution may include a combination of media files, layouts, and effects designed to achieve a specific presentation goal. Solutions can be published to screens directly or integrated into schedules for timed playback.
Schedules: define the timing and sequence for displaying content on screens. They include start and end times, playback durations, and the order in which media or solutions are presented. Schedules allow users to automate content delivery to screens based on specific time frames.
VNNOX Standard User Manual
To familiar yourself with the VNNOX Standard (Media) software, please review the following User Manual:
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VNNOX Standard Training Modules
01 - Create Account & Login to VNNOX Standard (Media) |
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Creating an account and logging into VNNOX Standard (Media) is the first step to accessing its robust media management features. This process involves signing up with your details, verifying your email, and securely logging in to the platform.
Steps to Create an Account and Login
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02 - Introduction to VNNOX Standard (Media) - Cloud Management Solution
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The latest version of VNNOX Standard (Media) software includes a comprehensive set of tabs that enable seamless media content management, screen configuration, and performance monitoring. Familiarity with these tabs is essential for efficient operation and maximizing the software's potential.
Key Tabs in VNNOX Standard (Media):
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03 - Adding Screens
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The "Creating and Binding Screens to VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on guiding users through the process of setting up new screens and linking them to the VNNOX platform for seamless management. By mastering these steps, users can ensure their displays are properly configured and ready for content playback.
Steps to Create and Bind Screens:
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04 - Uploading Media Files to the VNNOX Standard (Media) Cloud
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The primary objective of this module is to guide users through the process of uploading media files to VNNOX Standard (Media) for use in creating and managing digital displays. By completing this module, users will gain the skills needed to upload, organize, and prepare media files for integration into screen layouts and schedules.
Steps to Upload Media Files:
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05 - Creating Solutions (Playlists)
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The "Creating Solutions (Playlists) in VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on guiding users through the process of designing and managing solutions that serve as playlists for digital displays. By mastering this process, users can effectively organize and present media content in customized layouts for their audience.
Steps to Create a Solution (Playlist) in VNNOX Standard (Media):
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06 - Publishing Solutions
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The "Publishing Solutions in VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on guiding users through the process of deploying their completed media solutions to connected screens. This ensures the seamless delivery of curated content to targeted displays for optimal audience engagement.
Steps to Publish Solutions in VNNOX Standard (Media):
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07 - Renaming Screens
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The "Renaming Screens in VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on teaching users how to update screen names for better organization and clarity in managing display configurations. This module provides a step-by-step guide to efficiently locate, rename, and save changes to screens in the software.
Steps to Rename Screens:
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08 - Capture Screen (Currently Displayed Image on Selected Screen)
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This module focuses on using the Screens tab within VNNOX Standard (Media) to capture the currently displayed image on a selected screen. By following these steps, users can effectively document on-screen content for monitoring, troubleshooting, or archival purposes.
Steps to Capture the Currently Displayed Image:
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09 - Create Schedules |
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The "Create Schedules in VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on enabling users to effectively plan and manage content playback schedules. This ensures that media displays are aligned with specific timing and audience requirements for optimal impact.
Steps to Create Schedules in VNNOX Standard (Media):
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10 - Publish Schedule
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The "Publish Schedule" module in VNNOX Standard (Media) focuses on enabling users to finalize and deploy their content schedules to connected screens for playback. This ensures that the desired media content is displayed at the right time and location, aligning with specific scheduling needs.
Steps to Publish a Schedule in VNNOX Standard (Media):
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11 - Preview Media Content
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The "Preview Media Content" module aims to guide users on how to effectively preview media files within VNNOX Standard (Media) before deploying them to screens. This ensures that content meets quality and formatting standards for optimal display performance.
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12 - Manage Users & Roles
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Once you have a VNNOX Account created, access this link to configure Users & Roles.
The "Manage Users & Roles in VNNOX Standard (Media)" module focuses on understanding how to create, manage, and assign roles to users within the platform. This ensures proper access control and workflow management by assigning permissions based on user roles. Steps to Manage Users & Roles:
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Ubiquiti Configuration Instructions
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Note: ViPlex Express is required to configure the TB-50 Wired Ethernet Address.
Remote Desktop Sharing Software
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